• Falcon's Beyond Global posted net income of USD 6.12 million, swinging from a net loss a year earlier, as operating income turned positive at USD 6.49 million.
• Revenue more than doubled to USD 5.38 million, driven by new attractions contracts.
• Transaction credit totaled USD 11.06 million, reflecting reversal of accrued Business Combination costs after the company concluded loss risk tied to the Guggenheim dispute was reasonably possible and reversed a previously recorded USD 11.1 million accrual.
• Adjusted EBITDA improved to a loss of USD 4.63 million from a loss a year earlier.
• Liquidity remained tight with USD 1.2 million cash, USD 16.7 million total indebtedness, and a USD 12.9 million working capital deficiency, prompting evaluation of refinancing options for USD 9.3 million of short-term debt.

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